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A Thursday May 5,1966 Section Three WONDER LAKE NEWS EVELYN KASKE PHONE 853-4362 SCOUTS HOLD " SCOUT-O-RAMA SATURDAY. MAY 7 Wonder Lake area Cub, Boy and Explorer Scouts will participate in the Scout-O-Rama tH&t will take place Saturday, 7 -- May 7, at the National Guard J Armory, Woodstock. j...Parents are urged tp bring their children to the : Scout-O- -»«Jiama to witness "Scouting, in -- -•Action". « First aide will be demonstrated by the Boy " Scouts and the cub packs will h a v e b o o t h s d i s p l a y i n g t h e crafts that they made during the past year. ' The Scout-O-Rama starts at 12 noon and runs until 9 "p.m. A "Pine Wood" derby will be held all day and entertainment will be provided at intervals. _Part of the proceeds will be cert and qhorus will take place. The sixth grade room mothers will be in charge of the refreshments for this evening. returned to each of the council Cub packs, Boy Scout troops ... ...^nd Explorer posts. Remember May 7 at the armory. -- Flashlight Hunt ~ *A Cub Scout Father and Son - -wiener roast and flashlight ^"Tiunt was held April 29 at the ••..I. home of Wililam Bacon on Barnard Mill road. Helping with the hunt and wiener roast were Boy scouts Mark Ehredt "Shd David Betts. Ward Ehredt, Neighborhood Commissioner, atended a -training course at Camp Ix>wden over the past weekend. P.T.A. News . At the May 10 Harrison ... n sch°°l P.T.A. meeting there n will be a short business meeting, which will include the inm> stallations of officers and the 'J awarding of the P.T.A. Life membership award. There will also be a report from the two delegates to the convention re- "cently. Mr. Hauser will give some '" details on the bicycle safety test that will be held on May "14. Afterwhich the spring con- Pat Letizia Appointed Secretary Patrick Letizia, 7411 Birch Drive, has been elected as the new 'Moose' Lodge 1329 secretary1. Pat, who has been a Moose member for the past 20 years, assumed his new office on April 18 although the installation ceremony did not take place until April 30. Scholarship Winners , Announced Dr. Lloyd S. Michael, chairman of the Illinois State Scholarship Commission, announced the four Wonder Lake area winners. They are Helena Oleszczuk, Donna Raske, Arthur Richard, and Joyce Stendebach. Good luck and best wishes to all. Wonderview Women's Club The next meeting of the Wonderview Women's Club will be held on May 12 at the home of Lillian Greve, 8015 Balsam Drive. The hostesses for the evening will bet Frances Heim and Lillian. All the women of the subdivision are invited to attend. Celebrated Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Bud) Schau celebrated their tenth anniversary April 28 by going out for lunch. Jackie enjoyed the lunch so much that I'm sure she'll be looking forward to her next anniversary. La Greea's Double Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Art La Greca celebrated their thirty-sixth wedding anniversary and their eighteenth season at Wonder Lake on April 30. To help them celebrate this milestone in their lives, they decided to invite some of their friends in for a get-together. Khyanis Club News The eighteenth annual merit dinner was held at the Ringwood Methodist. church , basement on Monday, April 25. Each year the Club honors the outstanding girl anii boy of the Johnsburg public school, St. John's school, Ringwood School, and Harrison school. These youngsters are selected by their fellow students with the help of their teachers. This year's winners are: St. John's (District 12) Lynn Weber and John Dehn; Johnsburg Public (district 12) Leslie Barnings and James SccSft; Ringwood Public (District 34) Dolores „Betts; Harrison (District 36) Penny Ducey and Richard Wright, Jr. The guest speaker was E. R. Whitney, Division Personnel Supervisor of the Chicago area for the Illinois Bell Telephone Company. He addressed his remarks to the merit award winners, stressing the need to get all the education they can. Speaking for the employers he pointed out what they would be looking for. Gordon Fossum provided background music for the dinner and Trudy and ;Rienold Hohmanri provided the* entertainment. Guests included1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, superintendent of Harrison school, and Mr. Van Bosch, eighth grade class advisor of the Johnsburg school. Mary Lee Wight, a previous merit award winner, was also in attendance. The May 9 program will have as its guest speaker Chief Deputy Sheriff John Carroll who will talk on the duties of a law enforcement officer. First Holy Communicant Linda Freund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Freund, received her First Holy Communion recently. Helping Linda and her family celebrate this happy occasion were God-parents, Fred Meyer and Mrs. Arlene Guzzardo, McH e n r y, and their families, Linda's Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Freund, McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bigger?, Wonder Lake. Cub Scout, Pack 145 Cub Scouts and their families attend^ ? pack meeting April 26. Deri 6 were the color guards for April. Cubmaster Ward Ehredt opened the meeting and roll call was taken with Pen 3 holding the attendance banner again this month. The following boys were awarded and congratualted by their Cubmaster 2 year pins to Scjott Topp, Ed Weisenburger and Mark Schuster; 1 year pin to Bill Dicker; Bear badges to Jerry Robison and Artie Weber; Wolf Badge and gold and silver arrows to Jim Letizia; Wolf badge and gold and 2 silver arrows, to Mike Letizia; Wolf badge and gold and 2 silver arrows- to Mike Bird; Gold arrow and denner stripe to Jeff Borchadt; assistant Denner stripe to Richard Healessr 2 silver arrows and denner stripe to Stephen May; Assistant denner stripe to Scott Smith; Gold arrow to Bill Bacon; Denner stripe to William Ruggero; Assistant denner stripe to Kendall Street; Ted Weiss Was welcomed into the papk and was given his Bob-cat pin by the Cubmaster. Each den displayed and explained their handcrafts.. All the boys are to be commended". The next and final meeting for this season will be an Indian Pow-Wow May 24 at 7;30 p.m. at Shore Hills Subdivision beach. Mr. Ehredt has ' contacted a group of Indians from Belvidere and they have promised to come and perform in real Indian fashion. Let's make them feel welcome by having a large turn out that night. See you there! Braddocks Return Mr. and Mrs. Bill Braddock and their son, Eddie, returned home after a week's vacation in Texas, where they visited Bill's family. Eddie brought back cowboy hats and punch balls for all his little friends all the way from Texas. Wonder Lake Bible Church On May 6 at 7 p.m. the Pioneer Girls will meet at the church. The Awana Boys Club will meet at Harrison school. On May 7 at 10 a.m. the FOREST PRESERVE ' GOVERNING BY FIVE EXPLAINED According to the Legislative Enabling Act to provide for the creation and management of forest preserve districts in Illinois, a forest preserve district, when organized, has power to create forest preserves and in so doing may acquire and hold land for the purposes of public education, public pleasure and public recreation. The district is governed by a board of commissioners, consisting of a president and four persons, all legal voters, appointed by the chairman of the county board of supervisors with the advice and support of his board. They are selected from various sections of ' the Christian Truth Class will meet. May 9 :?.() a.m. There will be Sunday school classes for all ages. 11 a.m. Morning Worship, Junior Church 6 p.m. Jets, Junior Hi, Senior Youth Fellowship and 7 p.m. Bible Fellowship Hour will take place; The Mother-Daughter banquet will be held on May 9 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Hall, Richmond. May 11, 7:30 p.m. the Prayer Meeting, Youth Choir Rehearsal will take place. At 8:30 p.m. the Senior Choir Rehearsal will be held. county, and should be interested in promoting the forest preserves and conservation throughout McHenry county. They are charged with the responsibility for the operation of the forest preserve district, for the acquisition of land and for the general management of the district. Their salaries are fixed by the ordinanbe. The maximum for the president of the commission is $2,500 and $1,500 for the other members. These salaries would not be reached until the forest preserve is in full scale operation. A superintendent who will be charged with the overall professional management and development of the forest preserves will be one of the first persons hired. He then-will select additional staff as needed. Programs in nature education, conservation, recreation and others of a similar nature are to he determined by'the board of commissioners. Lands and grounds within a gift, grant, devise, purchase or district may be acquired by condemnation. For the purchase of property, bonds are issued on a 5 to 20-year basis. To acquire land needed for McHenry county would add approximately $1 per $10,000 assessed valuation to the tax bill. Federal aid is also possible for 20 percent grants, and under Housing Act of 1961 it is possible ,for a county to apply for the Land and Water Conservation Act of 1964 grants of 50- percent are possible. The location of forest preserves are determined only by the board of commissioners. A forest preserve referendum which is passed at an election merely establishes a forest preserve district and allows for the creation of the board of commissioners. The creation of the district allows a maximum tax levy of $2.50 per year per $10,000 assessed v a 1 i a tion. This fund is used for maintenance and this maximum levy is based on the Illinois revised statutes establishing the forest preserves. A forest preserve referendum for McHenry county will be on the ballot at the June 14, 1966 primary elections. Shop In McHenry SPEAK ON . DEAFNESS Mrs. konald Dowell, Grayslake, program chairman of Deaf Children of Lake and McHenry^ counties, Association of Parents and Friends, is pleased to announce that the featured speaker for the May meeting will be Dr. H. Latham Breunig. This meeting will be open to guests. A special invitation is extended to the hearing handicapped, parents of the hearing handicapped, future teachers, and all members of both the Lake and McHenry county chapters of the Illinois Council for Exceptional Children. The meeting is Tuesday, May 3, at 8 p.m. at the Lakeview grade school, 275 S. Lake street (Rt. 120), Grayslake. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY M aries • COMPLETE DROP-OFF SERVICE • ONE-DAY SHIRT SERVICE • DRY CLEANING -- Attendant on Premises -- 1404 North Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. 385-9743 1963--For the first time, you could watch Europe "live aid in color" via Telstar. 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